Above: Jeremy Camp
By: Laura Bennett
When you fall in love and say “I do”, you believe it’s going to last forever.
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Harrison Ford Taps Into His Vulnerable Side, in ‘Call of the Wild’
By: Laura Bennett
Dogs, men and the mountains are a winning combination for adventure stories about rekindling our wild spirit, and the silent power of friendship.
H is for Happiness [Movie Review]
By: Jonathan Weir
H is for Happiness has to be one of the most enjoyable family films to come out of Australia since Babe. Based on the book My Life as an Alphabet by Barry Jonsberg, and directed by feature film debutant John Sheedy,
A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood’ [Movie Review]
By: Laura Bennett
If you don’t know who Fred Rogers is, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is a really strange movie.
The Struggle (to Live Sustainably) is Real, in ‘The Biggest Little Farm’
By: Laura Bennett
Reducing food waste, ‘sustainability’, and the elimination of single-use plastics are all noble practises that our world’s increasingly trying to adopt – but for these ideals to be embraced en masse, our lifestyles and systems of production have to change at a fundamental level.
Will Smith in Spies in Disguise — An Unlikely Pigeon Pairing Saving the World
By: Laura Bennett
You’re spoiled for choice these holidays with streaming and cinema options, but thankfully, Spies in Disguise can make your binge watching meaningful.
Waving the Flag for Independence – and Love – in another remake of ‘Little Women’
By: Laura Bennett
This is the year for the March sisters, with this weeks’ Little Women the second movie to tell their story in as many months.
Daniel Craig’s ‘Knives Out’ Will Keep You Guessing – And Make You Look Inward, Too
By: Laura Bennett
While Daniel Craig is the best Bond, it’s nice to know he can be the best at other things too.